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The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-11
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the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
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The largest store.
The largest stock.
The latest styles.
Mud the lowest prices in mems and boys
hats aud caps at I. 5. Clayton's, 9S5 and
.'i' Fifteenth street.
y. B.-until further notice my store will
be closed on sundays.
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/ When in want of anything in the drug
lsle. don't forget Brother Kilbride, corner
hxtccuth and Champa streets. II
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The celebrated still hats from the Co
operative Hat Company just received al
Chyions.
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John ;. Nevas barber shop, Sixteenth
and Curtis. Superior workmanship. II
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o boycott the products of the Great
Western Stove Works.
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Among Church Workers.

social will be given at Plymouth Church week
from next Wednesday evening
The ladies interested In the Easter entertainment to
be given at the Meridian street Church requested
to meet in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon,
from to 5 o'clock, to complete plans for that occa
sion.
buslv engaged in arranging entertainment to be
given at the church Friday evening next The
gramme includes music recitations and an extensive
picture gallery and promises to be very interesting
Rev. III. NJ Morey formerly pastor of the Third
Church in this city is presiding over
the Presbyterian church at Marshall, Mich, and I'M
der his able ministry the church has recently had
large accession sixty uniting in day the result
of series of meetings which have been conducted by
him.
The regular missionary tea of the Ladies' Social
Circle of the first Baptist Church held Wednes
day at the residence of Mrs. George T. Branham on
Home avenue. There were about fifty members pres
ent. The usual favors given these occasions were
DISPENSED with. and a tooth-pick tied with ribbon
given to each lady created great deal of amusement
The young peoples social at the residence of Mr..
Charles Jacobs postponed for two or three weeks
was held on Friday evening by the First Baptist
Church folks Games the diversion, and all en-
tered into the sport with viii and made the hours
among the pleasantest spent by the younger
members of the congregation. Gilded peanuts were
given each guest slight reminder Of tho occa
sion. It is probable that other soelas OF the KIND
will be given later
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Roberts
Park Church met Friday afternoon, at the residence
Of Mrs Cornelius. NoNh Meridian street. The fol
inv;ne officers we're elected for 1887: President
Mrs Rehvmer; first vice president Mrs j. N. Smith
second v;ce-president Mrs VIM. Perry: correspond
ing secretary Mrs. Mary Lodge: recording secretary
MIS-. Rose Coleman treasurer Mrs. F. b aylori pro
| grarnme committee Mrs Cornelius, Mrs j. johnson
! Mrs. Woodward Mrs. ]. w. Shedler, Mrs. b. b.
| Holland.
r,ba R;iev entertainment given at Plymouth Church
lao, sight was under the auspices and for the benefit
OF the First Presbyterian Church. and was of the
most successful of any given IN this city, Zach and
| every number the programme was gem and every
| participant an artist The idea of having benefits
where merit was the attraction instead of charity
| a good one and the result gratifying success
| A feature of the evening especially admired was
! the singing of Messrs. Bimm and Turp:n and Mrs
!. George b. Viele. Their numbers were artisteaily
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Anderson.

Mrs. John armstrong; is visiting friends at Peru.
Mrs. d. f. Mustard was at Indianapolis Tues
day Miss Hortense Pierse has returned to New
York after short visit in this city with her parents
Judge and Mrs. w. r. Pierse. Mrs. A. B. Went
worth was at Cincinnati the past week..
wood friends over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. d. Seare at indianapolis the past week. the
former to attend the Grand Council of Royal Ar.
canum- = Mrs f. A. Spear visited Muncie friends on
Wednesday: &C. A. Henderson and family the
guests Of relatives at Wabash Sunday Major and
Mrs. Adam Zwickle is quite i'll of hemorrhage of
the lungs. -. Mrs. G. K. Hendrix was the
guest of friends at Hagerstown last Saturday.
MRS. Thomas McKowen of Alexandria,
visited Anderson friends Wednesday. Miss
Maud Milburn of Piqua, o. is the guest of her
Milwaukee, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
HAYS 80 Mrs. Henry Comingore. of Milwaukee, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Swank
Misses Lola McCarty and Clara Bratz of Indianap-
Oils, were guests of Anderson friends last week.
Miss Fannie Walton gave very pleasant party at her
evening Mrs. Lula Cole, of Knightstown.
is visiting her parents. Lew Markle and wife, Miss
Iunle Henry the recent guest of Miss Matte Chitten
den, has returned to her home at Indianapolis "A
T. Carroll and wife, who have been visiting friends in
this city md vicinity returned to their home River
tied her son, John Lockwood at North Manchester
over Sunday Mrs. Amanda Kidwell and daughter
Carrie, who left here last fall for
Los Angeles. CAL, will shortly return
to Anderson to take up their residence Mrs. Dan
Kaufman and children arrived Thursday from
Henning and Ella Leas, the recent guests of Mrs.
Charles kemmery, returned to their hone at Angola
on tuesday Miss Phrone Henning of Stryker o.,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Charles Kemmery.
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Musical Notes.

Mr. Myron Stowell will play the organ at the dedi-
catory services of the English Lutheran Church to-
day.
Mrs. U. J. Hammond has been engaged as soprano
Pennsylvania street.
miscellaneous programme will be given at the
meeting of the Matinee Musicale on Wednesday in
charge of Miss Mary Stowell.
The third division of the Matinee Musicale will
give an invitation concert at Plymouth Church. prob
ably on Monday evening. April L.
Mr.. Louis Vogt. one of the best musicians in the
city, has left to join theatrical company. where he
takes the position of leader for the orchestra
Mr.. Charles D. Freese, whose funeral occurs to-day
of the founders Of the Mannerchor and Lyra
societies and for number of years president of
The Lyra.
The Mayfower congregation have arranged an ex-
cellent programme for the concert to be given Tues
day evening April 5. The Plymouth Quartet, Mrs.
lowering, and others will take part.
Mrs. Grace D. lowering will go to Richmond on
Tuesday to vocaly assist at recital to be given the
great favorte in this city. Mrs Flora NJ. Hunter will
also attend.
The Won der Stucken orchestra which furnishes the
orchestral members for the convention of the Music
Teachers National Association to meet here in July
will go to Europe in May with Mr.. VIM. II. Sherwood
pianist and come directly to this city upon their
return.
The playing of Miss Julia Schnull at the last con-
cert given by the Lyra Society is most highly
mended. Her conception and rendition of a most
difficult number pronounced faultless While
Miss Schnul! is SELDOM heard in public she is of
the finest pianists in the city
Miss Salle Bingham, of this city, recently sang in
Music Hall, Boston, before crowded audience. OF
Miss Bingham performance the papers had nothing
but praise to offer critic saying that there is
brilancy and purity in her voice which fits her for
larger and responsible works than she has yet
DONE Her group of Franz songs had the right ring
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Charlottesville.

VIM. Custer and wife. of Indianapolis have been
visiting the family of Fred Banded The w. G. T. U
met last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wish
ard Harry Pontous and wife have returned from
visit at Noblesvile The Salvation Army has estab
lished branch at Darlington. The ladies of the
Baptist Church gave social Thursday evening at
the residence of James Birch. Miss Helen Smith
entertained number of her friends on Saturday
evening last Miss Kittie Toben is visiting in La
doga- Gen. NJ =. Manson is in Florida. Mrs. l.
z Elston is visiting relatives at Marietta o. Miss
Grace Foote entertained her friends on Monday
ing, in honor of Miss Mamie Hudnut of Terre Haute
THE young people of the First Presbyterian
weeks. N. j. Clodfelter will deliver his lecture
Lord Byron" and read his Spirits of the Storm"
at Noblesville night next week "A reception
will be given at the home of H. B. Ensminger next
Wednesday evening to DIR. John Ensmnger snd
bride Mrs. Lille Jones and Mrs. G. S.
city The ladies Of the Methodist Church
Miss Mabel Robinson has returned to her home in
Washington, D. C.---Win Robb and wife have re-
turned from visit at Hutchinson Kan An inter
estng meeting of the w. G. T. Z. held Friday
afternoon. at the home of Mrs. Wishard. Prof. G.
L. Moore and wife are visiting Prof A. Sam Moore
Mrs. DIR. Clements is visiting in Louisville W.
W. Thornton read paper before the Literary Club
tory Misses Lois Pierce and Rosa Blair home
from visit at Logansport- Miss Lucy Fry is visit
ing Mrs Clayton Hidebrand. at Indianapolis Mrs.
Henry Wallace is home after visit with Mrs. Dean
in Indianapolis The Chautauqua Circle will meet
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. w.
Montgomery county last Friday at the age of eighty
years. She had been resident of this county since
1887 and member of the United Brethren Church
since 1896
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franklin.

Mrs Lon Ong. of Madison, is visiting relatives at
Franklin and Hopewen. Mrs. Professor Graham, of
Rushville is visiting her daughters, Mrs. John and
Mrs. VIII Dtmars, of Hopewell Miss Eta Win
gate visited Miss Addie Whitesdes the first of last
week Mr.. J. NJ. Needham left on Tuesday for
Lepabi. IT, to take charge of the Indian agency at
that place Mrs. S. S. Whitesides spent few days
in Indianapolis during the last week Mr. and Mrs
T. j. Allen visited Mr.. and Mrs DR.. Morris, of In
dianapolis Tuesday - Rev. T. J. Cathes of Gin
cnnati. has made arrangements to his family
this city. Mrs John Beard has returned from her
visit in Indianapolis Dr. Carl Payne had sufficient
" recovered from illness to return home from
Philadelphia the first of the week. Elmer Sloan of
Indianapolis, spent Sunday with his parents In this
city Samuel Harris and wife visited Seymour
relatives Monday and Tuesday. Miss Mamie Will
son. of Seymour the guests of friends here
Sunday. Miss Clara Clark, of Indianapolis returned
to her home, indianapolis, Thursday morning,
after a two weeks visit with Miss Lizzie Hyder :.
Miss CHINA Moore who has had charge of art class
in Frankfort during the winter returned to her home
She leaves for two months visit to California and
other Western States the 1st of April Mrs, S. B.
Moore, sister of Capt. W. B. Ellis returned to her
Gribbon is visiting in Indianapolis.
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GreencastIe.

Miss Cleo Axtell is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Albert
Allen Miss Julia Griffin of Indianapolis is visiting
friends in the city Mrs. E. P Thayer. of Green
field is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Ridpath-
Miss Emma Calender, of Vincennes, is visiting her
brother Mr.. Charles Calender Misses Emma and
Bessie Salter of Indianapolis being entertained
by Mrs. John Bowling DR.. Parkhurst occupies the
pulpit at the Presbyterian Church this morning DR..
Bai1um the pastor, being in Texas for short visit.
Miss Belle Hanna has been visiting her uncle,
Jacob Sherry of Brazil Miss Kate E. Elliott, daugh
ter of Mr.. P. B. Elliott married on Tuesday even
ing at the residence of Judge D. R. Eckes to Aaron
L. Breckenridge of Hope. D. TO. r.
Hammond and wife, returned from Los An
geles, CAL, on Friday, Mrs. Hollingsworth
having recovered from her illness.
Mrs. Colonel Weaver is entertaining her sister, Miss
Simpson of Philadelphia. Mrs. T. G. Bowman has
been visiting her sister Mrs. G. W. Daggy this week
- Quite number of our amusement flowing people
attended the Modjeska engagement at Indianapolis
last week. A party composed of Misses Ella Ed
wards, Susie Kelly. Lillian Southland, Rose and Hattie
Joslynne were over Wednesday evening to hear the
production of Twelfth Night. The Odd-felows of
this city will celebrate their anniversary the Goth
IF April in appropriate style. The order has had a
great boom this spring and has initiated many new
members There will be street parade in and
elegant regalia and address by DR.. Parkhurst OF
College avenue Church.
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Society.

Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Hollenbeck gave progressive
euchre party Friday evening to snunber OF friends
Mrs Will j. Brown entertained Mrs. George r.
yele and friends from Evansville, yesterday. at
elegant luncheon.
The Knickerbockcs Dancing Club will be entertained
On Friday evening by Misses Lille and Anna Potter,
at their home on North Alabama street.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Geo. IL. Walker,
Of Asheyille n c. and Miss Gertrnas Trott, or tols
iity, to take place on tho OH OF April
A birthday surprise party was given last Thursday
evening In honor of Mrs. William Grund. No. 70
Woodlawn avenue the occasion being Of rare en-
ioyInent for all present Music, cards and dancing
were the features Of the evening Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs Tilfori. Mr.. aud MIS-. Rrockmers,
Mr. and MIRA Mckinley. Mr. aud Mrs. koerHer, Mrs.
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Personal.

Mrs. w. W. Herod is in Chicago, making short
visit to friends.
Mrs. Kate Perry Morris left on Thursday for her
home at Fort Scott, Kan.
Auditor of State Carr has gone to Philadelphia, Pa.
Do be gone O week or more.
Miss Nancy Baker is visiting Judge Gresham's fam
lily in Chicago for a few weeks
Mrs. Georgia Ehrensperger is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mary Strong, at Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chippendale of Philadelphia,
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mary Trimble, of North Illinois street, is
Spending few days at Chicago.
Mrs. Dewitt of BROOKLYN, is the guest of Miss
Julia Jeffery East Michigan street.
Miss Mary Walker, of Cincinnati, is visiting Miss
Gertie Trott, of 1872 North Tennessee street.
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Loomis will go to Sharon,
Mich, next week to visit Mr.. Loomis's mother.
Miss Alice Summers, of Louisville is the guest of
Mrs, Sallie d. Vajen, on North Meridian street
Mrs. ~ +. Steele left on Friday for Hartford,
Conn. to visit Mrs w. E. Collins and daughter
Judge Lewis Jordan and family have gone to house
keeping on North street. opposite the Blind Asylum.
Mrs. VIII Downs, of Logansport is the guest of her
sister, Miss Mamie Hartley, on North Pennsylvania
street.
Jap Turpen arrived last night from Washington.
s ss@sse visiting his sister Mrs C. B. Paul. Christian
Mr.. Henry Barbour and family have gone to Cali
fornia where Mr. Barbour expects to engage in fruit
sulture.
Misses Annie and Daisy Roberts, who have been
home in june
Miss Minnie Graves after visit Of ten days in this
city with Mrs. w. +. Bingham, has returned to her
home in Fort Wayne.
Miss Jennie Huxley has returned from Evanston.
to spend the spring vacation with her parents, at
Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. George f. Branham and mother, Mrs. Mich
OILS went to Madison yesterday, tho former to visit
and the latter to reside in that city.
Mr. and Mrs G.. w. Kennedy will spend portion
of the summer in Europe; most of the time Will DE
passed in Germany and Switzerland
c. B. Paul and wife and Mrs. L. 0. Robinson will
leave for Buffalo n. Y, next Thursday, where Mrs
Robinson win begin series of meetings April s.
Rev Reuben Jeffery will leave tomorrow for Brook
lyn where he will perform the marriage ceremony
for the daughter of his old friend the late D. hyatt
Smith
Mrs Oliver p Morton is visiting in Richmond She
will return in about fortnight with Mrs and Miss
Gill and occupy the residence of Mrs Bulard, on East
Ohio street.
Miss Mary Rarden will not return to this city from
Ptsburg at present. but will go to WASHINGTON for
n stay OF three four months. with Mrs wilson
during the absence of Judge Wilson ant daughter
Annie in Europe.
Miss Minnie Stoddard who is visiting friends here
will return next month to her home at Minneapolis
Mimi. accompanied by Miss Allie Goodwin, who will
spend the summer at Lake Minnetouka. Miss Stod
dard is now the guest of Miss Goodwin.
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ASSON&CO.


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So for 100 ID sack best -four.
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NoTE-Flour guaranteed to give satisfaction
money refunded.
IS lbs standard granulated sugar, ST. sells town
at IA to II lbs
Is TBS confectioners A sugar 81; sells town at
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20 TBS soft sugar ST. sells town at 16 to II 1bs
q lbs white extra sugar ST. sells town at IL
to Is fbs
NoTE-Sugars sold at same ratio in Csc packages.
SOC for 10 fb kit guaranteed new white fish.
SC per ID choice homeless codfsh sells town at
1Oc.
414c per fb for large medium whole Goldfish.
Sc per ct for extra choice clean white navy beans.
NoTE-I handle no old. cheap worthless beans.
25c for lbs Akron oatmeal.
All teas formerly sold at 4Oc cut to 35c.
All teas formerly sold at Coo cut to soc.
Is 23c per b for extra choice green Golden Rio cof
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16 23c per f for choice roast Rio coffee; sells
town at Zoe.
zoe per ID for finest blended Rio and Maracabo cot
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25c per ID for finest blended Java and Maracabo cof-
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Note-Coffees guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded,
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Brazil.
rho has been spending the winter

Mrs Geo. Shaw, who has been spending the winter
in the East, returned to her home Thursday
Tim Rariden and family have moved to their country
home Mrs. DIR. Hawkins spent the week in South
Tuesday Miss Carrie Leavitt was the guest of
Terre Haute friends last week The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Jackson will regret to learn
of their early departure from this city to
make their future home in Charlottesville
Mrs Dick Kerfoot visited her mother in Indianapolis
last week Mrs. Louis Hoffman. who has been i'll
for several weeks is recovering. Miss George Cor
den, after brief visit to her sister, Mrs. Andrews
has returned to her home in indianapolis The
Peak Sisters given by the young ladies of the Pres
byterian Church. Thursday evening, was success.
Miss Belle Hanna of Greencaste. is visiting the
family of j. E. Sherfey. Miss Minnie Luther, of ST.
Mary's, is visiting her parents.
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Edinburg.

Miss Clara Jordan. of Franklin, was the guest of
Frank Joyce and wife the past week Miss Alice
Hardrick of Martinsvile is visiting in this city the
guest of Miss Essa Kuhn. Misses Ida Nail and
Louie Bradley, of Indianapolis, visiting friends in
citv
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Brfghtwood Items.

1x6mS.
Elmer Shufeiton has returned from Texas
Mrs Arterburn viii take charge of the postofce in
April.
Quite number of the former employees of the Terra
Gotta company returning from Perth Amboy and
Chicago to take service with the new company.
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rendered. giving to the audience an excellence Of
tenor baritone and soprano seldom reached by con-
cert singers
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Greensburg.

Mrs. +. L. Dolph is visiting at Conners,le. Rev.
R. D. Black and wife at Minneapolis, Mimi, for
couple of weeks Max DalInbert wife and spent
the week at Chicago Mrs. D. and Charlie will re-
have returned from the East c. G. Christy cele
brated his seventy-ffth birthday Wednesday in
this city. Ezra NJ Lawton and wife (nee Porter
have gone to their home at Hutchinson Kan
Mrs. Nancy Dorton has returned 10 Carson Ia
John Emmert and family have gone to Gray
county. Kansas. for future home John W. White
with relatives here. Mrs. A. j. Smith with her
children. is visiting her parents at Glenwood Mrs.
Elizabeth Reading of Louisville is visiting friends
in this city.
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Knightstown.

Knightstown.
L. L. Boblett. of Philadelphia is visiting his fam
lily here. Miss Fanny Swanson is visiting her
cousin, Miss Carrie Schurtzen, at Germantown o.
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town at SOC.
6c per tb for finest guaranteed Turkish prunes;
sell over town at 1Oc.
II per ID for finest French prunes; sell town
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13c per ID for choice large guaranteed French
prunes; sell over town at II lac to 15c.
15c per b for finest new layer figs; sell town at
zoe to 25c
Loo per ID for finest layer Persian dates; sell
town at 15c to 25c
sc per ID for choice black dates sell town at 1Oc
DC per fb for dried California grapes; sell over
town at 1Oc.
10c per ID for new orange lemon peel; sells over
town at Zoe.
Ga per ib for finest new Valencia raisins sell over
town at lOc.
10c per ID for finest new Andura raisins sell over
town at 15c to zoe.
Zoe per fb for finest London layer raisins sell
town at zoe.
12lee per fb package for finest imported vermiccl
sells town Zoe
2loc per lb package for finest Imported macaron;
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61oc per gallon for l. O. d. s. 6 gallon stone jars
32c &c 6l4c, 13c per ID for finest to choice rice.
&c for bar Palm Leaf soap; sells town at 2A2c.
Zoe for can salmon: sells town o. 15c to zoe.
6l4c per can for pie peaches.
DC per for apples.
DC per for peas.
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